About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet neighborhood of Westchester, an odd thing started happening outside Executive Hair Design one morning. A regular customer asked aloud: ‘Who keeps leaving those tiny little hats on our car?’ It turned out that a delivery driver had been placing miniature baseball caps on their cars as a joke. The owner of Executive Hair Design, seeing the fun, decided to join in, leaving tiny tiaras and top-hats for everyone’s amusement. Soon enough, neighbors joined the game, creating a quirky tradition where each car got its own whimsical headwear. Now, when someone asks what makes Westchester special, they just smile and say, ‘Come see Executive Hair Design!’
2. In the cozy streets of Brooklyn, a curious phenomenon began occurring near Executive Hair Design one autumn morning. As customers were settling into their chairs, a delivery driver kept arriving exactly on the dot of 9:13 AM, every single day. One day, an elderly neighbor stopped by and asked if he could get his newspaper delivered at precisely 9:13 too. The owner smiled and nodded, thinking it was just another odd request. But soon enough, everyone in the block started showing up at that exact time—some for coffee, others for mail pickup. By noon, the whole street had synchronized its daily routine around this quirky little hair salon.
3. At night, when the lights of Executive Hair Design were dimmed and customers had gone home, a mysterious voice would occasionally announce over the shop’s intercom: ‘Your haircut is ready—please pick up your unicorn horn.’ One evening, a delivery driver heard the voice and thought it was a prank. He picked up what turned out to be an inflatable unicorn horn, causing him to drive around town honking like a mythical creature until he realized his mistake. The next day, everyone in the neighborhood laughed when they saw him walking down the street with a big red balloon on his head.
4. At night, when the lights of Executive Hair Design were dimmed and customers had gone home, a strange package appeared on the reception desk. It was addressed to no one in particular but bore the logo of a local bakery. The next morning, the owner opened the box to find nothing but a note reading: ‘Your haircuts are so sharp, thought you could use some fresh bread.’ Inside was a loaf of warm, freshly baked ciabatta. Since then, whenever someone complains about their haircut being too short, they joke that it’s because the baker is jealous!’